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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14

A SIENDIsn MURDER.
A Vow .Jersey I.aborsr KiIIs Hss vii
with = Rscking Chair.

A view Jessey I.abovsr Kills H.s WIFI
With Rocking Chair.
A murder which for revolving Atrocity
in some Of lite details can hardly fnd /
parallel has Just been discovered .
Palmyra, New Jersey, u short distsnct
above Camden, week after lt was Dom
mttted. The brute, who con fesoes TO the
| crime, 10 William Agpew, 3 laborer
| Who lived in . little house near tb,
Delaware river, aud the victim In hii
| wife Lizzie, who shared the domioile
with him, and In some manner had in
ourred his jeAlouHy.
On Monday night of last week the
two had been drinking and became In
VOWEL In quarrel, the husband accus-
ing his wife Of inhdelity to her mArrisee
vows, and the other den ing the charge
and haunting her husband IN various
ways. In . short time be became en-
ragged, and picking mp a rocking Oh Air
staggered across the room TO where his
wife WAS bittlne. They had had blows
before, but the did not appear 70 soc his
murderous purpose, and until be rsited
tho chair high above his head made no
motion TO defend herself.
Cd you, you shan't taib that way
TO me. I'll kill you Ant" said he.
She threw up one arm, but the chair
came down with crushing force, telling
her 70 the floor, Toe iull Of drunken
rage TO realize what he was doing. the
mag beat the PROSTATE form OF the wo-
man that In younger days he had vowed
to love and cherish, bringing the chair
repeatedly upon her body. Then he
drank the remainder OF the liquor he
had. put the body In their bed and vent
" sleep eside It.
When he avak sned che was dead
But he even then appears to have been
but little affected by his unnatural
crime, for he kept tho body In the tei
and slept beside 1t every night.
For some time tho dead woman Was
not missed, but when the people for
whom she washed found that she did
not make her appearance some com
ment was caused, and Constable Hor
ner. Que of the parties for whom che
did washing went 10 tbs house 10 learn
why her worK VICE not dono. When he
Knocked IT the door there WAS no re.
sporee, 60 be went into the Eouse Sill
finding nobody, he went on up ttairs
where he found the & cad body on the
bed. He started back in horror, ana
on going TO the door saw AgueU run
ming from the house. After a deter.
mined chase he was caught and tsken
to the county jail at Mount Holly,
where he acknowledged his guilt, AND
gave, az far as HE rum -o,ouded memory
would permit, the delai!B Of his CRIME,
tho cause for which he said wac drink
and jeslousy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14
FIFTH EpIT1
AS ATTEMPT Toc.S
The or.y Men Scarce

The Gray Men Scarce
Il Aaditor-Coun,iss,ss'
l. Down, January ls,b , ,A.t
OF Incorporation were 49,. 80
to-day, and the first re- p'''ed q
session was aecompll.a, NV
other Incorporation aet. 49,.
in the Senate Mr. v"srsl
duced his resolution =, 81 W.,
local combination and tnlr]
without dissent, but II , men |
the House. wAples n.r s,s,aet,|
and Rehoboth oppsses y, +, y
consideration on de y,nn p.
not do 10 authorize such :. - ss|
- the resolution CONT "a N
giving II more consider, ,p ~ gl''.
70 lay II on the tab'e. lli w.
lost but . subeeq uent | an. ''sl
until Wednesday had que .
was passed. II Ia VERY g ie
resolution will pass. w. rs,l |
champion II 10 the Hou.e ~
The red-tape OF maxi,
Governor was gone thru 'on
lobby OF the House was iS ,1 s
session: Among those H., = "
who viewed the proccad'aA
ward Darlington, Captsln ~
son. George 8. Capells ga ,'9a
Hawkins. Az
Next week the city bills wa
and there 10 said ~ be- a
and II 10 very likely ia, 20
up considerable busine,. ~ "
There 10 considerable INN N,
city business, and sou,ts-
Is expected. '-''i
An effort was made IT,
caucus this evening On ~
Senator, but II failed on ~.
desire OF the membtr. 10
the trains. Just what Tho ~.
hurry inc matter up $40,
IL 10 alleged, houeye,
matter was not settled b,t.
the contest for STATE Tre,.,.
eutsr into tho senato,,ll,' ,'s
danger Senator Gray 4 90
sex County mem b.,rs ~
have q caucus on the sla,a
and Auditor yesterday. bg. ~
10 come together.
They have given up aay
tfeaeurshiP. but hops 10 i,,a,
ration and make . isde ,tsI
Rowland or Herbert, waers,
= ! secure the auditor.
Post 8. q. A. r., are t,,,,
'ellent fair and testlva! MI.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14
DEATHs.

DEAIhss
X 1 LGOhE-ln Newport, del on tte III
Inst Sarah A. KILL ore, aged rs years
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited 10 attend the funeral from the rtsi
doncc Of her husband Joseph killgore, New
port, let, oa friday afternoon. Services In
the matho list Church at 2 p. N. with nj
further Eotica.
TURNtR On the 18th inst, Saille T.
wife OF VIM. u. Turner and daughter o
John X and Martina Z Nelson vi See
ford, aged "a years.
Relatives AND friends arc respectfully in
vited to attend her funeral at Seafu:d
the train leaving the depot In Win ng Oh
at $50 on Saturday In orning for that place
KIRK -on the 18th inst, Rechel, N.io q
John Kirk, eyed ~ years
Relatives and friends are respectfully 10
vited TO attend the funeral from tho rect
denee Of her son, Curtis KirE, No 1929 Pop,
lar street., en- Saturday afternoon. Seivio Z
at the house at O'Clock. IntermenL at
kiverviev cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14

Some villains visited the poultry
house of George III. Br4mble, near the
Delaware junction, on Tuesday or
Wednesday evening and carried off ten
or twelve pair of fine cbickens-makipg
q clean sweep Of the roost.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14
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Eiected a PAVING Teller

Mayor Rhoads received word this
morning that on Wednesday, his brother
B. Rhoads was elected paying teller OF
the Boyerstown, Pa, National Bank of
which his btother-in-law, ID. S. Rhoads is
PRESIDENT.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14

Last evening sleiehinE party d.ova
down from West Chester, consisting of
q. III. Grubb, Mrs. josie Grubb, Mrs.
Mary Fahnesicck, Miss Mamie Fahne-
stock and Charles Fatpsst ock. The
party spent the night at the Clayton
House, add did not 90 horne IN the
sleigh, bp' The latter viii be cent home
on a wagon unless ENJOY falls coon
again.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14
sold by the shei'

Yesterday Sheriff Lsu osu .,,,f
lots of land and the iou' ~ 4.
building At the norib"e" 10.
Tenth and Market straeS, n.
he Hardness Bulldog. 70 Wv
Loan Ascot ation for 'Ou c 's,t
lsfy mortgages OF 81 OCO Oh ''s
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14
A Serious iriu7y

Yesterday afternoon lille Joseph
Stocklc, the proprietor of the Diamond
state Brewery, Was engaged In lowering
an ice shoot, 1t slipped and fcil Oh his
foot, breaking two bones ut the ankle.
He was brought to his home and atten J.
ed by Or. Draper.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14

DIR. Morrison got up W., W.
before IL was entift > re-
lnisstep at this benc q tr'
Tell hecdiong 20 the DE- 'sol
himself in various pa o5'
dislocating lis jaw.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14
state OF the rsmpetstT
ct the REPUBLICAN, Office u y
] o'clock 10 O'Clock y,
400 Az


To. morrow promises TO %
cloudy, with stati6na.g va
and continued rain in cef'ah
Sunday, clear and rather COCO
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14
FORTUNATE

Are those that come to our
store and partake ofour well
made Clothing bargains.
The bargain sale is in fall
blast, and the "Rulns Of The
Season" are going like hot
cakes No wonder, Over
coats that were $a5 are sac.
Some that were SO are
SI3. One lot Of all wool
"Carolina" Cashmere 'rrou-
sers marked from $3.50 to
$3.50 You cont buy them
tor less than IS Of any other
house in town.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14

To drop in at the NJ" il1' sil
store, N. W. corner Feuf'n "a
| AN selling tionr to suit o. "a :"
cents per pound; IL i9e' a
reasonable; only g. " ". d
roller ground hIur, wv s,F,I
nutritious. ,. ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14
EIrsmsn,s GnnNnnt,nn

The mem bers of tho different Gre
Companies Of Ibis city, on con vention,
arr requested TO meet his evening nj
the Washington engine house at 8
O'Clock. JAS II. YATES, Secretary.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14

John McCrone, OF Warwick, Nd,
had a horse badly Injured while out
s!eighiDg on Tuesday last, by coming
In contact with the thait Of the sleigh
of VIM. BigRs, OF Middletowp.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14
Chicken fhie es,

For pure Pepper and Spices 70 to
Or ppea's, Eat 2nd street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14

NOriOk.-I FRED wILLSiuNr PENN
AZ licsnred druggist. do hereby give no.
tiee that shall apply In writing TO the
judges Of the Court OF Gen orsi Sessions OF
the Peace and jail delivery OF tho state Of
delaware in and for New CASTLE County. on
Monday, the 1th day OF February, A. D.,
ssT, beitg the first day Of tire February
term cfsaid Court, for license TO dispense
int xicauns liquors for medical pui poses,
In quantities hot greater than one quart, at
No. 2lb West Eighth street In the F1fth
ward OF the city OF WILMINGTON, state OF
Do aware, and tho following respectable
citzans residing 10 said ward, recommend
tho said application, VIZ:
u. W. Mauil, NJ. a.. Daniel James. Jr.
Howard tgic, NJ. ID Edward Il. Brennan
a. II. urimshaw N. ID Bent amin NieIds,
W u. Burr. NJ, u. George AruWong
VI. H. Herbst, VI. ID, George ). Grub,
I = Pyle M. d., u J,mss
J. Paul Lusous, M. D..P. CArterry.
Isaiah Lukens, N ID, John p 10,
N Hughes, n. d., NJ. l. Garrett.
4, IL bra~o, III ~. Neorge n. Ath,
Horace Burr, NJ. d. Daniel Muiheun,
li3-3t' fhED WlLLMONT TENN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14
A OADEMY or MUSIC.
"A ONE WEEK,
BEGINNING
MONDAY, yAN UART 10,
And saturday Maunss. ksturn Engage.
mont. The orsetfThs Onlyi
~ EllAR.:.

Inc AotWltepio
.:.KEeeAR.:-
In his wonderful and marvellous presonta.
ton OF startling natural phssomspa, assisted
BY JOHN y. CLEMONa, aud the besuti.
fuf and brilliant young Australian Comet
ist MINS EVA HEWITT.
Prices-AdI ission 10 and ID cents. Ne
served seats, 10 and 70 cents.
Week com nencing Monday, JanuArv ~,
AmerisA's mctt charming setress. mIkS
LOUykE POMeROH, supported BY Nm.
ARTMU ELLIOTT anu q carefully So
leeted coup any ,unJer the personal manage
eLt OF q. ~. Roberts, wil appear In the
following brilliant repertoire;
Monday ard Thursday Lady Audiey's Se-
crc;; Tuesday and Friday, Hamlet; " ednef
day matinee; Pismaiiln and 6aIato Woo
nesdAy tTening and Saturday matinee.
Romeo and Julist; Saturday night, KAN
ict n G1vouf cen.
Pri.es-Adm,tsion, 10 and 20 cents; rtserv-
cd seats, 30 cents; front STA rows Orchsrra
chairs. 10 cents. Secure reserved seats new
at Buffers, No. %21 Market street is.u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14

Chaucer says: "For gold in pbisike
10 cordial" For all that suffer from
hoarseness, cold In the chest, lung
trouble, or bronchitis, Or BUNS
Cough Syrup is golden ''pLisike."
Price % carts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14

DUBLlu SALE or vALUABIE REAI.
L Estate. by oder of tho Orphans
Court Tor New Ca,ue County, made at the
September term, 1855, will be sold at public
al
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14
m ARkIlrD.

, W ATSON-PAKKER On DtceUbr p
1855. by Rsv. e L. Hubbard, Mr Charles
WLtson T. ] olI Parker both Of this city
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14
DUBbIO SALE
n -Or-
REAL ESTATE.

THURSDAY JAN 20, 1881,
at o'clock p. ~,
lhS farm, late the property OF Dr. q. !. Nor.
ton, deceased. situated on the south ste OF
STATE road. adjoining tho village OF Tough.
kens mon on tho seat. within ave minnies
OF oughsenimon and ten Of evondsls STA
ton. This ie one OF the most nueiy located
farIs on the u, q. ~ r., which runs through
the place. II is in a hish state u cuI,ipa-
ton and contains about 90 sores, seven OF
rhi-h are woodland, aud ~ In nne youns
orchard, containing apple, peach, pear.
cherry and quinae trees, mos.ly producing
alfo an Abundance Of choice small huir
TIE place Is we'll satered ~ small stre IN .
FED ny unfAillng fptinzs on tae place Iws
iarga fsh ponds, we'll sock ed, ono with carp
Inc Improvements are a ten-roomed 81 ne
house, new farm buildings, committing OF
ifame barn, 1880; carriage house ana
,'aole. Iio. corn crib, grsnaries and thell
ng house, and other outbuil1iugr The
place, from Its susceptibility to hIsh orna.
nentation, Is we'll worthy The auenti IN OF
ihose des trirg beautiful home. A portion
4 the purchase mo,ey may rem ain secured
n tho premisos. b r. MOhTON
j. q. Robinson. Auct u48t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14
N. B. DANFORTH,

HAssON'S INBOUND sYRup mr.
IL TAR IAN Invaluable remedy tor the
Throat, Bronchitis and CrCup in cs,,d o al,
For tho cure OF Chronic Uatirrhs and A.
thma. II never fails. M" ne
For sale by q. $. Smith, corner Delawa,.
avenue AND dupont strett; ]. !. GsIlsgSe,
fenn. 2lS and 2i7 West SIN sire.i. =; !,
DlItmoii, cerner 9th and Madison streets
i. DiiWorth, Northwest corner 2nd and
Jefferson etreetR. WIlnlnntnr IL, N"S anu
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14

A great. big hot lar CHI served to-mor.
row evening at Lsea's, 22i King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14

About bali past Line o'clock last
night fro BROKE cut In the stables OF
the North Star Hotel, Eranktord, Pa,
aud the iefgs bsrn and the hotel build
ipg we're were both destroyed, entail
ing lose Of about $4,000. When TIE
fire was discovered II he'd gained such
head way that hvs horees which were in
the building couia not lie reached, and
they persisted III the fisnes. Fed by
the hay and straw in the barn the fire
spread to the hotel building, aud 1t wac
soon mass Of flames, which the fire
men were unable to subdue until the
whole building had been wrecked.
Try our celebrated 90 or Coz, Teas
they are the bsat goods for the none y
offered in The city. Crippen, Est Enc
street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14

s,,EJIIf q oFF-MES IN aAmp,
- VIII sell her stock OF noiions ard !" d., d..
mings Dsiow cost to Close business, at Iif W
A''h"' ~ 49, Il 20
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14
'CUT PRICES!
LARGE SALES

We set the one over
against the other.
J The reductions are so con-
lspicuous and above question
as to deserve immediate at
tention and give a large div
idend to buyers expecting
commonly-asked store prices:
Storm Coats reduced from
SIP to 80.
For Beaver Overcoats;
many qualities; cut from S45
ito S35; $3.50 to s25; 500
to SIS; other prices.
Business Suits down from
go to $40; SI4 to sI2; S12
to $40.
Dress Suits cut from S25
10 Sls; $25 to sac; SIS to
1915; SI4 to $40.
Boys Suits, $40 down to
lsIo; sl3 to $40; 81 to SIS.
! Chlldren's Suits cut from
1853 to So; 81 to S.; S to So
Custom-made Suits-iei,
ION our hands uncalled for
land misfits for half or little
above hall cost to us. Te
lget your fit in these meant
keeping halt your money.
/ Furnishing Goods are get
Ting equal drive by reduc-
Etions and half-prices.
i The prices blow their owr
horn, because dollars seldom
have their own way 81
clearly as In these ecu
iprice' goods.
IWanamaker & Brown
4 OAK HALL,
IS. E. cor. Sixth & Market
PHILADELPHIA.
| - -
j, WA MEDIA GILL FOE GENERAL
= w housewolk, with reference, at oC
Orange street. il4-2ts
( MANIED-A MAN ~ WORK OF
W farm. Apply az ia Jefferson stree
! IA 3-t
MHOVEMENr CUBE tmassage)-B,
IVA IN re. ~ Okes. Treatment &C pau M
house or at office, 1865 delaware avenue.
Conveyancing, renting and man
aging Reai Estste my Specialtie'
J, GEORGE G. MARES
r23-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14
Destructive pire,

Morning and evening ho. lunch al
Legg'P, 22i King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14
CLOSING OUT SALE

Wo return our thanks 20 our patrons for
Tue large amount OF custom received during
the p 81 sepson and cordially invite ali IA
81 mine the goods We are closing out al IN
usually low prices u make roo "a for Sprinp
goods. Mems pure rubber boots only f} &C
Is. Pebble Button. worked holes were 81. IL,
no" 81 20. La. KID tuition, worked loles,
We-t az; now 81 70. la. & love Kid fox. ga
e. were $500; now sl.o, nlissos pebble ana
d bftton, were Ell 90; now sf9s Bows
a1d dir.S HOOK / co and tuition, wore az IS,
low it's. Chlllfen's tboes from 26~ mn
We aim @ deal In thoroughly 70 liable good,
glye 20 eve pu chaser ofaplit # shoes. q
bsTrel OF candy for the little ones.
BENJAMIN +. CHALFANI'S
CHEAP saoE STORE,
No. AL KING ST.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14

lNUh EST-GUOD STAHIE NEAp
T. Madison on Fifth street, can la ron,a =,
cheap. Room for too hor. es and CO.., 0nson
pig u. Republican Cihse IA nn,p'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14

IA AN iED-A MAN no WORK ON
w farm. Apply az ia JET rrson street.
IA 3.s
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-02-25

"A vienna cablegram, in announcing
the passage of the credits desired for
the equipment OF the landwehr and
landsturm, states that twenty thou
sand applications for officers commits
sions have already been received. and
that rich women are seeking positions
In the ambulance service.
The citizens of IIarriston, Miss.
finding that the negroes were steadily
being induced TO emigrate to the
swamp country, gave business man
named Hammond twenty-four hours
to leave town, and he fled to Vicks-
burg. The people of Fayette took the
same course with IL. B. Mcclure.
The defalcation of Thomas NJ.
Joseph, treasurer of the Texas Grand
lodge of Odd-Fellows, is 1923 1856, which
was lost III mining speculatlOns four
years ago. Mr.. Joseph is nearly 20
years of age, and was formerly "a
mayor of Galveston. The order in
tends to send him to the penitentary.
A resolution has been introduced i'm
the legislature of British Columbia to
call the attention OF the English gov
eminent to the necessity OF protecting
the sealing fleet OF nineteen vessels in
Behring sea, whose catch last wear
amounted to 5000 Until an under
standing is reached the vessels must
lie idle.
Returns from the Dominion parlia-
mentary elections Indicate the choice
OF a majority of conservatives, thus
sustaining the administration of Sir
John Macdonald. Sir Charles Upper
has declared prohibition to be the most
vital question before the people, and
has expressed his desire to stop the
manufacture and use of liquor.
A committee of the Missouri legisla-
ture held q secret meeting at st. Louis
to inquire into the action of the eX-
press people and the Pinkertons in
holding Messenger Fotheringham and
endeavoring to eXtOrt Il confession
from him. Fotheringham was the only
person before the committee, his eX-
animation consuming an entire after
noon.
The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
railroad has been notified from Wash
ington that it would be given sixty
days to show cause why legal proceed
ings should not be Instituted to re-
cover its lands in Nebraska sin excess
OF the quantity to which it is entitled,n
and also why the tracts north of it's
definite location should not be cam
celed. Over 200, 600 acres of land are
involved.
John M. Hall. who died Monday in
the prison hospital at Joliet, Illinois,
was serving life sentence for the
murder of John Mcmahon and two
hired men ut Mount Pulaski. Illinois.
Confessions of perjury lately made by
witnesses against him, taken in con-
nection with his dying statement, lead
to the belief that he had no .cOnnec-
ton with the triple tragedy.
Saratoga has woman bill poster,
who handles the broad sheets and the
broad paste brush with the skill of an
expert. She is the widow of q former
bill poster and continues the business
with energy.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-02-25
Shiawassee.

Clear weather and the roads in
splendid condition.
The young folks social club gave
an entertainment at the residence of
J. w. Morris Tuesday evening.
A number of children about here
are sick with a disease resembling
diptheria. No case fatal as yet.
One of the old boilers in the paper
mill is being replaced by new one.
A large number of our people
attended the Farmers Institute at
Bancroft last week.
d. H. Morris and wife visited
friends at Newburg, Tuesday.
Levi Morris is in Kansas at present
on business.
Mr.. Wayman and wife have just
returned from visiting their parents
at Flushing.
Roberts & Sackner are turning out
wheat dust at the Shiawasseetown
grist mill. RENO.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-02-25
NEWS SUMMARY.

The trade-dollar bill has passed both
Houses of Congress.
The French government is purchas
ing large numbers of horses in Spain.
A severe earthquake-shock was felt
at Fredericktown, Missouri, Thursday
night.
A 1ynchburg dispatch announces
the suspension of the Virginsdn, estab-
lished in 1908.
A storm in the vicinity Of Minneapo-
lis Friday well-nigh cut off railway
communication.
Henry George has gone to Cincin-
natl to attend the convention of the
united labor party.
The New York Senate has passed q
bill granting women the right to vote
at municipal elections.
The steamship Great Eastern, which
cost 50, 100000, was sold at auction at
Liverpool for $4,000.
General Geddes, who was colonel of
the 9Th Iowa i'm the battle of Shiloh,
died Monday at Ames.
pointed DR.. Il. Schidt Won Taverna
minister at Washington.
The prohibitionists of Rhode Island
udNO NoDOuJ ,
of Westerly, for governor.
The militia at Cambridge, Mass, are
still kept under arms. to repress disor-
derly street-car strikers.
The st. Louis council has passed an
ordinance making eight hours legal
days work for city laborers.
Public Printer Benedict's nomina-
ton has been acted on adversely by
the senate printing committee.
A carload of beer arriving at Des
Moines from st. Louis was seized by
officials and locked i'm the storehouse.
A watch factory at Springfield, Mas
sachusetts, employing five hundred
persons, is about to remove to Canton,
Ohio.
A company has been organized 10y
George NJ. Irwin and other Chicago
ans to bore for gas, oil, and coal ia
Illinois.
Mormon missionaries ma red Young
and Smith are busily at work in Gar
rett county, Md, in barn fixed up by
farmer.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-02-25

Report of Burton school for month
ending Feb. II, 1887: Scholars en-
rolled, 81; average daily attendance
16; scholars not absent during the
month, Nettie Launsbury, Myrtle
Gillian, Mamie Wesener, George
Hunt, Edith Evarts; head scholar in
in the A spelling class, Frank Mitch
ell; B, Edna Wilkins; c, Ira Stiff; d,
Lena Gibson. Roll of honor-whole
school. K. N. ELDREDGE,
Teacher.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-02-25
For Sale,

A farm OF 40 acres; 80 acres clear
and 10 acres of hardwood timber.
New house with good cellar, Few barn
with underground stable, good gran.
airy and eight acres of wheat; situated
six miles north Of Owosso, and one.
half mile east of Union church. For
particulars enquire on the premises
or of w. E. Kreher. at Osburn 6, Sons.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
signed have this day dissolved the CO.
partnership heretofore existing between
them. The business will be carried on by
Lewis Bird.
Owosso, Feb. 18th, 1887.
LEWIS BIRD,
III. 81 G. CAMERON.